past onchain activity sounds like a fair way to earn access to a token launch, but the real question is how that activity translates into actual mining eligibility @zerufinance has opened registration for zETH through Activity Markets, with mining rights intended for wallets that have already contributed to an ecosystem rather than simply winning the race for early access one detail on the page caught my attention: the activity ranking appears alongside a note that there is no free inventory available it raises a few questions do previous trades already count toward a wallet's position, or does eligibility only become visible once the activity race begins? and as participation grows, will the scoring system recognize meaningful contributions across different wallet sizes, or could high volume eventually give larger accounts most of the advantage? the concept is interesting because it tries to make existing participation matter in token distribution but the ranking and eligibility rules will determine whether that promise works in practice has anyone seen their historical activity reflected in the zETH ranking yet, or is your position still waiting to appear?